Luxury Hoi An Tours
Hoi An plays testament to its remarkable history as a major port town, booming with grand architecture of old Japanese merchant houses, pale yellow houses draped in bougainvillea, shopfronts lit with glowing silk lanterns, and ageing tea warehouses. Set alongside a charming river and to the backdrop of fisherwomen in conical hats, Hoi An is the epitome of a picture postcard, and unique in that it has no congestion or hullabaloo. This is in part due to Thu Bon River becoming silted in the 19th century, which prevented passage to trading ships, but also because cars are forbidden on its main roads. Motorcyclists rarely use their horns, unlike in the rest of Vietnam. With noteworthy culinary excellence you can expect the finest Vietnamese food. To top it off, the city also boasts its own pleasant beach.
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Heritage & Culture
Wine & Food
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UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Beach
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Relaxation
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Chinese
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Japanese and Vietnamese Architecture
Recommended Vietnam Vacations
Places to Stay
Acacia Heritage Hotel is an urban hideaway cradled on Cam Nam island in the Hoi An countryside, Vietnam. Enjoy the convenient location and the scenic surroundings of Thu Bon river, and the Ancient Town a few minutes walk away.
Aira Boutique Hoi An Hotel & Spa is a stylish beachside retreat on the pristine white sands of An Bang at Vietnam’s eastern coast. Check into airy, en suite rooms, featuring either an open terrace or a balcony.
Allegro Hoi An Luxury Hotel & Spa is an elegant retreat nestled near the landmark Japanese bridge over Hoai river. Sleep peacefully in spacious Little Suite rooms with modern comforts including twin vanities and a bathtub. Tastefully appointed, expect patterned floors, locally carved woodwork, and a host of traditional elements. Gaze into the charming surroundings…
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